I am the direct recipient/victim of @CarnegieMellon racist professor Uju Anya’s death threat and not one of these lazy journalists at these publications or @TribLIVE @nypost @USATODAY @chronicle @foxnews @tthetartan have bothered to hit my open arms for comment. Nor have they covered but a small slice of the horrific screenshots of her posts I have posted on X. Lazy and biased reporting. Uju lied through her teeth to the @chronicle saying her posts weren’t threatening and were speech issues. As the victim of her post and which she ordered my death (imperative) including my race and gender, and stated she would celebrate my death, I took that as a death threat, a true threat, and fear for my life given her powerful position, obvious anger issues, and large following. I am considering both civil and criminal charges. I have suffered extreme emotional distress because of her threat. Many other CMU students have also expressed their concern for their safety after this incident. It may take years before white students feel safe on Carnegie Mellon campus after this. There are obvious Title VI & VII concerns do to the unsafe environment and CMU’s either endorsement of her violent posts, or at minimum a deliberate indifference. Carnegie Mellon has done nothing to reassure concerned students of the safety of the campus for white people, or the resources and policy available to help them during these difficult times. No student paying 70k per year for their education should feel like they are hated by faculty due to their race. I call on @used and @EDSecMcMahon to do a thorough investigation into CMU’s response to this and consider pulling all federal funding and affiliations. I call on tech companies to pull funding and affiliations from Carnegie Mellon due to their failure to deliver accountability for this anti-white racism. @google @spacex $SPCX $nvda @nvidia @LockheedMartin @amazon $aapl @SoftBank @microsoft @SecWar